China is one of the main victims of cyber attacks. According to statistics, the Chinese armed forces access to the Internet user terminal suffered a large number of foreign attacks, [and] according to the IP address of the display, a considerable number of attack sources from the United States, but we did not [use this] a pretext to accuse the U.S. side.

Statistically speaking, China is claiming that in 2012 "about 73,000 overseas IP addresses controlled more than 14 million computers in China and 32,000 IP addresses remotely controlled 38,000 Chinese websites," reports Xinhua, which adds that "[a]ttacks originating from the United States rank the first among overseas hackings in China." So what we here are basically pots and kettles are calling each other black, but last we checked, being a victim of a crime or transgression doesn't make that victim incapable of committing that same crime.

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